Updated: 14 Nov 2020
A set of 3 worksheets to practice measuring angles using a protractor.
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Grade: 4
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A set of 3 worksheets to practice measuring angles using a protractor.
Use this resource when teaching students how to measure angles using a protractor.
Students will measure the angle given and then name it.
Use in conjunction with our Measuring Angles Poster.
Remind your students how to measure angles using a protractor with this classroom anchor chart.
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